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IT is due to the munificent liberality of the Radcliff'e Trus- tees, and also to the judicious and long continued exertions of my predecessor, the late Dr. Williams, that the scientific public should be made acquainted with the valuable collection con- tained in that splendid repository, the Radcliff’e Library. With great readiness therefore I proceeded to obey the direction, given by the Trustees in last June, to make a Cata- logue of its contents. And though I do not consider that which is now published as a sufficiently satisfactory representa- tion of the valuable collection it describes ; yet, considering the length of time which would have been required for the con- struction of a Catalogue complete in all its details ; and that a knowledge of the contents of the Library, by leading to a knowledge of its deficiencies also, would tend to accelerate its improvement; it has been thought right to give immediate publication to the present sketch : respecting the plan of which a very few observations will be sufficient. The primary object in this, as in the Catalogue of every Library indeed, being a clear and succinct description of the title of each book noticed in it; in order that its existence in the Library may be easily ascertained; I have, in general, in order to distract the eye as little as possible, described the authors of individual works simply by their surnames and the initial of their other name or names, without the addition of their official or other titles : and this will not, I trust, be considered disrespectful. In some instances indeed the sur- IV ADVERTISEMENT. name only has been given, as being even more forcibly de- scriptive than any addition could make it. No other appella- tion need be added, it may be presumed, to the name of Linnaeus, Buffon, or Cuvier. With respect to books which are either extensively known, or are to be found in most large libraries of natural history, no further description has been given than was considered just sufficient to verify their existence in the collection : but with respect to books which are at the same time of rare occurrence, and of intrinsic value from the character of their contents, in addition to the general description has been occasionally sub- joined a short account of the plates, &c. contained in them. On such occasions, where Zoology is the subject-matter, the classification of the “ Regne Animal” of Cuvier has been prin- cipally adopted ; substituting however, usually, a Latin in- stead of a French nomenclature; and sometimes employing equivalent instead of identical terms, as “ Accipitres” for “ Oi- seaux de prole,” and “ Grallae” for “ Echassiers.” In books to which the author’s name is not added, or which are the production of a Collective Society, the initial letter of that appellation by which the book is most commonly known, or of the most characteristic term of the whole title, has deter- mined its alphabetical position in the Catalogue. Thus the Transactions of the Royal Society of London, being most fami- liarly known under the name of the “ Philosophical 1 ransac- tions,” are noticed under the initial letter of that term : but the Transactions of the Philosophical Societies of Cambridge or Manchester are noticed respectively under the initials ot those places. Where the title of a work has been thought too long and diffuse, it has been compressed ; and in some instances the ADVERTISEMENT. V terms of the original description have even been varied : such a liberty being usually considered allowable, provided the pur- port of the work be truly described. And when the same book is written in more than one language, the description of it has been given in that which is the most generally "known ; but the common Latin abbreviations relative to the size, &c. of a book or set of books have been used indifferently ; which is manifestly convenient to all parties. Although it is not necessary to enter into a consideration of the reasons which determined the order of classification which has been adopted in the following Catalogue; yet, for the con- venience of those who may at any time consult the Library, it is desirable to state that the general subjects are there classed in the same order as they occur in the Library itself. And it will be seen that those subjects are such only as have a direct relation to medicine, or are more or less remotely con- nected with it ; this being in accordance with the intention of the Founder. As the subjects have been classed under as many as ten dis- tinct divisions, with an alphabetical arrangement in each divi- sion, the difficulty of finding any individual work will probably be very trifling ; and I have therefore not thought it necessary to add a general Index : though, had there been sufficient time, I should have been desirous of adding an index which should not merely have referred to individual works, but, under appropriate heads, to all the works, and portions of works contained in the library, that bear upon the several branches of each department of Natural History. In order however to facilitate the search for any individual work, I have subjoined to this advertisement the order of arrangement of the subjects1. a See p. viii. VI ADVERTISEMENT. I take this opportunity of adding, that when a work con- tains Plates illustrative of Zoology, Botany, or Geology, the abbreviations employed are the initials of the words express- ing the branch of science illustrated by the Plate : e. g. if there be ten Zoological Plates, seven Botanical, and three Geological, the abbreviations will be as follow: io Z. 7 B. 3 G : and it is to be understood that Geology includes Mine- ralogy. It would be disingenuous, and unjust to my predecessor, were I not to acknowledge in the most explicit manner both the copiousness and the value of the materials which he had prepared for the construction of a Catalogue of that Library, to the formation of which he so mainly contributed. In the memoranda which he has left, I have met with almost daily proofs of his industry, his discrimination, and his accuracy : and, had he lived to complete the projected Catalogue, he would have had little further trouble than to make a copy of the notes which he had accumulated. But, however safely I mio’ht have relied on those data, I should not have discharged my duty either towards the Trustees of the Library or myself, had I in any instance made use of them without the fullest personal examination of the books to which they refer. In making that examination indeed they have been of the greatest value : and whenever I have failed of obtaining satisfaction from an inspection of the book itself, as foi instance in endea- vouring to ascertain the author of an anonymous publication, I have securely relied on the testimony of Dr.Williams. If on some occasions, as in describing the Museum of Petiver, or the remarkable work of the French Institute on Egypt, I have proceeded in a less technical way than others might have done, the description will not be the less intelligible to scientific persons; while the general inquirer will, I trust, be benefited ADVERTISEMENT. Vll by the mode I have adopted : for to such, a popularly analy- tical description of a work is better calculated to convey at the same time a just notion of its contents, and of the existing state of that branch of science to which its subject belongs, than the usual technical mode of description. Oxford , May 27, 1835. J. KIDD, M. D. Radcliffe Librarian. CONTENTS. VOYAGES AND TRAVELS Page i — SCIENTIFIC TRANSACTIONS 14—22 NATURAL PHILOSOPHY AND ZOOLOGY 23—72 BOTANY 73—125 BRITISH NATURAL HISTORY 126—151 CHEMISTRY 152—164 MINERALOGY AND GEOLOGY 165—186 COMPARATIVE ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY . 187—198 HUMAN ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY 225 MEDICINE 226— 350 CATALOGU E OF THE WORKS IN MEDICINE AND NATURAL HISTORY CONTAINED IN THE RADCLIFFE LIBRARY. VOYAGES AND TRAVELS. ABEL, C. Narrative of a journey in the interior of China (during the embassy of lord Amherst). 5 Zoolog. 5 Bo- tan. 10 Geolog. 40. Lond. 1818. ANSON, G. A voyage round the world in 1740-4; com- piled by Richard Walter, M. A. 1 Z. 40. Lond. 1748. BANCROFT, E. On the natural history of Guiana in South America. 8°. Lond. 1769. BARRINGTON, lion. D. Possibility of approaching the north pole asserted ; with an Appendix by colonel Beau- foy ; 2d ed. 8°. Lond. 1818. BARROW, J. Travels in China. 40. Lond. 1804. A voyage to Cochin China in 1792—3 ; containing a journey in ] 801-2 to the chief of the Booshuana nation in Southern Africa. 2 B. 40. L^ond. 1806. Travels into the interior of Southern Africa in 1797-8; 2d ed. 3 Z. 2 v. 40. Lond. 1806. A chronological history of voyages into the arctic regions. 8°. Lond. 1818. BARTRAM, W. Travels through North and South Caro- lina, &c. ; 2d ed. 2 Z. 5 B. 8°. Lond. 1794. BEATSON, A. Tracts relative to the island of St. Helena: with a geological plan and elevation. 40. Lond. 1816. B 2 VOYAGES AND TRAVELS. BEECHEY, F. W. Voyage to the Pacific, and Beering’s strait, to cooperate with the polar expeditions, in 1825-8 ; in two parts. 1 Z. 3 G. 40. Loud. 1831. BEECKMAN, D. A voyage to and from the island of Borneo. 2 Z. 8°. Loud. 1718. BELON, P. Les observations de plusieurs singularitez, 8cc. trouvees en Grece, Asie, &c. cum tab. lign. plantarum, animalium, montis Sinai, &c. 21 Z. 12 B. 40. Paris , I555- BELZONI, G. Recent discoveries within the pyramids, &c. in Egypt and Nubia, &c. ; with a fol. atlas of 50 plates. 1 B. 40. Loud. 1820. BOSMAN, W. Description of the coast of Guinea, translated from the Dutch; 2d ed. 3 Z. 8°. Lond. 172 1. BRIGHT, li. Travels from Vienna through Lower Hun- gary. 40. JEdinb. 1818. BROWN, E. Brief account of some travels in Hungaria and Servia, &c. 40. Lond. 1673. BRUCE, J. Travels to discover the source of the Nile; 3d ed. 7 v. 8°. and one 40. of plates, principally of sub- jects in natural history. 21 Z. 35 B. Edinb. 1813. BURCHELL, W. J. Travels in the interior of Southern Africa; with an entirely new map. 16 Z. 10 B. 2 G. 2 v. 40. Lond. 1822-4. BURNEY, J. A chronological history of north-eastern voy- ages of discovery. 8°. Lond. 1819. Chronological history of the discoveries in the South Sea to 1764. 5 v. 40. Lond. 1803-17. CHARDIN, sir John. Travels into Persia and the East Indies, fol. Lond. 1686. CLAPPERTON, H. Journal of a second expedition into the interior of Africa in 1826-7; with the Journal of R. Lander. 40. Lond. 1829. CLARKE, E. D. Travels in various parts of Europe, Asia, and Africa. 2 Z. 5 B. 7 G. 6 v. 40. Lond. 1810—23. COOK, J. Voyage to the south pole, &c. in 1772-5. 1 Z. 4 B. 2 v. 40. Lond. 1777. COOK, J. and KING, J. Voyage to the Pacific ocean in 1776-80; with a fol. atlas of plates, &c. ; 2d ed. 5 Z. 3 v. 40. Lond. 1 7^5 • DAM PIER, W. A new voyage round the world ; 5^ ec^- 5 Z. 3 v. 8°. 1703. VOYAGES AND TRAVELS. 3 DAVY, J. An account of the interior of Ceylon. 3 Z. 40. Land. 1821. DENHAM, D. Travels in northern and central Africa, by major Denham, captain Clapperton, and Dr. Oudney, in 1822-4. 1 Z. 40. Load. 1826. DUMONT-DURVILLE, J. Rapport sur le voyage de M. le cap. Beechey an detroit de Behring; extrait du bul- letin de la socicte de geographic. 8°. Paris , 1831. EGYPTE. Description de TEgypte, on recueil des obser- vations et des reeherches qui out etc faites en Egypte pendant Pexpedition de Tarmee Franyaise. 8 v. fol. Planches 838. Antiquitds , Memoires. 2 v. fob Paris , 1809-18. Descriptions. ] 809-1 8. Etat moderne. 1809—22. Histoire naturelle. — 1809—13. Antiquites.V ol. I. Planches 97. PI. 1-29. He de Phil*. 30-38. lie d' Elephantine et Svene. 39- 46. Koum Ombou, Ombos. 47. Selseleh, Silsilis. 48-65. Edfou, Apollinopolis magnet. 66-71. El-Kab, Elethyia. 72-90. Esne, Lafopolis. 91-97. Erment, Hermonthis. V'ol. II. Planches 92. (Thebes.) PI. i— 1 8. Medynet-Abou. 19-39. Memnonium. 40- 43. Qournah. 44-76. Hypogees. 77-92. Byban El-Mouluk. Vol. III. Planches 69. (Thebes.) PI. T-15. Louqsor. 16-67. Karnak. 68. Med-a’ moud. 69. Collection de l^gendes. Vol. IVb Planches 72. PI. 1 — 34* Denderah, Tentyris. 35~37- Abydua. 38-42. Qaou el Kebyreh, Antceopolis. 43~49- Syout, Lycopolis. 5°— 52- Achtnouneyn, Hcrmopolis tncigna. 53-61. Antinoe. 62-68. Heptanomide. 69-72. Fayoum. 4 VOYAGES AND TRAVELS. Vol. V. Planches 89. PI. 1-18. Memphis et les pyramides. 19. Vallee du Nil et Lac Mareotis. 20-25. Babylon. 26-27. Heliopolis. 28-29. ^aa, Tanis. 30. Delta. 31-43. Alexandria. 44~59- Papyrus, hieroglyphes, &e. 60-89. Collection d’antiques, &c. Etat Mod erne. Vol. I. II. Planches 172. PI. 1-9. Asouan, Esne, Qen£, Qoseyr, Syout, Minyeh, Egypte moyenne. 10. Basse Egypte. 11-14. Isthme, &c. de Soueys. 1 5—73* Kaire. 74-79. Basse Egypte. 80-83. Rosette. 84-99. Alexandrie. 100. Deserts Arabiques. 1 01- 1 02. Maisons de Malte, &c. 103. Montagnes de la Haute Egypte. Couvent du Mont Sinai. 104-105. Lacs de natron. 1-30. Arts et metiers. 31. Chirurgie. A-K. Costumes et portraits. AA-NN. Vases, &c. a-k. Inscriptions, &c. Histoire Naturelle, Vol. I. II. Planches 244. Zoologie. PI. 7. Mammiferes, par Geoffr. St. Hilaire. 1. Supplement, par J. C. Savigny. 14. Oiseaux, par J. C. Savigny. 8. Reptiles, par Geoffr. St. Hilaire. 5. Supplement, par J. C. Savigny. 27. Poissons du Nil, par Geoffr. St. Hilaire. i . Cephalopodes, par J. C. Savigny. 3. Gasteropodes, 14. C'oquilles, 5. Anneiides, 13. Crustaces, 9. Arachnides, 1. Myriapodes (etHexapodes-apteres) J. Savigny. 7. Orthopteres, par J. C. Savigny. 3. Neuropteres, 20. Hymenopteres, 9. Echinodermes, 3. Zoophytes. (Eponges.) 1. Ascidies. VOYAGES AND TRAVELS. 5 14. Polypes. (Actinies, Madrepores, Piastres, &c.) 2. Algues. (Hydrophytes.) Botanique, par M. Delile. PI. 2. Palmier Doum. Dessine par H. J. Redoute. 59. Graminees, &c. 1 . Palmier Dattier. Mineralogie, par M. Roziere. PI. 1-3. Sy&tie et les Cataractes. (Granit oriental, &c.) 4. Selseleh, &e. (Pouddingue Memnonien, &c.) 5. Pyramides de Memphis, &c.(Coquilles fossiles,&c.) 6-1 1. Deserts de l’Egvpte. (Bois petrifies, &c.) 12-15. Arabie Petree (Porphyres, Gres, Madr£porites,&c.) ELLIS, H. A voyage to Hudson’s Bay in 1746 and 1747. 4 Z. 8°. Lond. 1748. EVEREST, rev. R. A journey through Norway, Lapland, and part of Sweden ; with maps and geological sections. 8°. Lond. 1829. FALK, J. P. Beytriige zur Topographischen Kenntniss des Russischen Reichs. 14 Z. 17 B. 3 v. 40. St. Petersb. 1785, 6. FIELD, B. Geographical memoirs on New South Wales, by various hands ; with other papers on the aborigines, the geology, &c. 2 B. 8°. Lond. 1825. FISCHER, J. E. Sibirische Geschicte von der entdekkung Sibiriens, &c. 2 v. 8°. St. Petersb. 17 68. FLINDERS, M. Voyage to Terra Australis, 1801-3. 10 2 v. 40. Lond. 1814. FRANKLIN, sir John. A journey to the shores of the polar sea in 1819-22. 3 Z. 4 B. 40. Lond. 1823. A second expedition to the shores of the polar sea in 1825-7. 40. Lond. 1828. FRASER, J. B. Journal of a tour through part of the Hi- mala mountains; with twenty views illustrative of the tour. 40. Lond. 1820. FREZIER, A. F. A voyage along the coasts of Chili and Peru in 1712-14; translated from the French, with a postscript by Dr. E. Halley, Savilian professor of geome- try, and an account of the settlement of the Jesuits in Paraguay, not written by M. Frezier, nor contained in the Paris edition. 2 Z. 4 B. 40. Lond. 1717. GEORGI, J. G. Bemerkungcn ciner Reise im Russischen Reich im 1772-4. 1 Z. & B. 2 v. 40. St. Petersb. 1775\ Bcschreibung des Russischen Rcichs. 9 v. 8°. Konigsberg , 1797-1802. 6 VOYAGES AND TRAVELS. GERMAR, E. F. Reise nach Dalmatien und in das Gebiet von Ragusa. 5 Z. 8°. Leipz. <§* Altenberg ■, 1817. GMELINS, G. S. Reise durch Russland. 57 Z. 45 B. 4 v. 40. St. Petersb. 1770-84. GREAVES, J. His miscellaneous works. Edited by Thomas Birch. 2 v. 8°. Loud. 1737. GULDENSTADT, J. A. Reisen durch Russland. 2 v. 4°. St. Petersb. 1787-91. HAKLUYT, R. Collection of the early voyages, &c. of the English nation. A new ed. 3 v. 40. Pond. 1809—12. HALL, B. Voyage to the great Loo-Choo island, &c. 40. Land. 1818. HAMILTON, F. ol. BUCHANAN. An account of the kingdom of Nepal. 40. Edinb. 1819. HARRIS, W. A description of Loo, together with a short account of Holland. 40. Loud. 1699. HAWKSW ORTH, J. Voyages of discovery in the southern hemisphere, from the journals of the commanders, and the papers of Joseph Banks, esq. 1 Z. 1 B. (Bread-fruit.) 3 v. 40. Loud. 1773. IIEARNE, S. A journey from Hudson’s Bay to the northern ocean, during the years 1769-72. 40. Lond. 1795. HEMPRICH, W. E. and EHRENBERG, C. G. Natur- geschichtliche Reisen durch Nord-Afrika und West-Asien, in 1820-5. 40. Berlin , 1828. HENDERSON, E. Journal of a residence in Iceland, during the years 1814 and 1815. 6 G. 2 v. 8°. Edinb. 1818. HERBERT, sir Thomas, bart. Travels into Africa and Asia, &c. ; 3d ed. 12 Z. i B. fol. Loud. 1677. In one of the plates (p. 383.) is a figure of the Dodo, very indifferently drawn, and very unlike sir Thomas Herbert’s subjoined description : that description corresponds with the best accredited accounts of the bird. He says that its usual weight is about fifty pounds, and that its flesh is more inviting to the eye than to the palate, being very oily. HERMANN, B. Beytrage zur Physik, (Ekonomie, &c. der Russischen und angranzenden Lander. 3 v. 8°. Berlin $ Stettin , 1786-8. HERMANN, B. F. J. Statistische Schilderung von Russ- land. 8°. St. Petersb. <§• Leipzig , 1790. HOLLAND, FI. Travels in the Ionian islands, Albania, Thessaly, &c. in 1813-14. 40. Lond. 1815. VOYAGES AND TRAVELS. 7 HOOKER, W. J. Journal of a tour in Iceland in the sum- mer of 1809. 2 G. 2 v. 8°. Lond. 1813. HORREBOW, N. The natural history of Iceland, trans- lated from the Danish original ; with a new map of the island, fol. Lond. 1758. HUMBOLDT, A. Vues des Cordilleres et monumens des peuples indigenes de l’Amerique. 1 B. 9 G. fol. Pains, 1810. Essai politique sur le royaume de la Nouvelle Espagne, avec un atlas. 6 G. 2 v. 40. Paris, 1811. 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In these plates, which are beautifully executed, almost the whole natural history of each species is developed : not only the plumage and characteristic difference in age or sex, but the nest and the egg, the plant on which the species feeds, and the localities which it frequents, are de- lineated : in addition to which, the description enters into the detail of all those points. EHRENBERG, C. G. et HEMPRICK, F. G. leones et descriptiones animalium evertebratorum, sepositis insectis, quae ex itinere per African! borealem et Asiam occidenta- lem novae aut illustrate redierunt. Series prima, cum ta- bu larum (colorat.) decade prima. fol. Berolini , 1828-1831. Phytozoa, 6. Mollusca, 2. Arach noidea, 2. leones et descriptiones insectorum Africae borealis et Asiae occidentalis. Decades 4. T. 40. col. fol. Berolini , 1829. Coleoptera, 14. Hemiptera, 2.* Orthoptera, 6. Lepidoptera, 7. Neuroptera, 2. Diptera, 1. 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The manna* so extensively used in medicine is derived from a species of ash ; by means also of an hemipterous insect, not of the genus “coccus,” but of the genus “ cicada.” Aware of the conclusion which might inadvertently be drawn from this account of the natural origin of a substance, bearing the same name as another substance which on one occasion was supplied miraculously, I think it right to add that the difference between the two is easily demonstrable. EICHWALD, E. Naturhistorische Skizze von Lithauen, Volhynien, und Podolien in Geognostich — mineralo- gischer, Botanischer, und Zoologischer Hensicht. 1 Z. 40. Wilnci, 1 830. AND ZOOLOGY. 35 Do regni animalis limitibus atque evolutionis gradibus. 8°. Dorpati , 1821. Zoologia specialis, expositis animalibus turn vivis, turn fossi- libus. T. 7. 2 v. 8°. VilncE, 1829-30. ELLIS, J. 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This book, which is printed in old black letter, with IMS. initial red letters, has no title-page j nor any date at the beginning or end : but it is said at the very conclusion to have been printed “in domo Johannis de Westfalia, alma “ ac florentissima in Universitate Lovaniensi:” and there is subjoined a MS. note, of an early possessor of the book, with the date of 1492. In a note, attached to the book, the late Dr. Williams ex- presses his opinion that it was printed rather subsequently to 1474- The work, which is divided into twelve books, and consists of nearly four hundred pages, treats of every thing connected with agriculture, and rural husbandry and amusements. PEYRE, B. L. Methode analytique-comparative de bo- tanique, appliquee aux genres de plantes phanerogames qui composent la florc Fra liaise. 40. Paris, 1823. BOTANY. 109 PHILLIPS, H. History of cultivated vegetables. 2 v. 8°. 1822. 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The natural history of animals, containing the anatomical description of several creatures dissected by the Royal Academy of Sciences at Paris; translated by a fellow of the Royal Society. PI. 30. fol. Lond. 1702. The plan of the plates is exceedingly good, though they are badly executed. In the lower part of each plate a figure of the individual animal in its natural state and action is given : and in the upper part are represented the principal points of its anatomy. ARSAKY, A. De piscium cerebro et medulla spinali. T. 3. 40. Halcp , 1813. von BAER, K. E. Uber Entwickelungsgeschichte der Thiere. T. 3. col. 40. Konigsb. 1828. Untersuchungen fiber die Gefaessverbindung zwischen Mut- ter und Frucht in den Saiigethieren. T. 1. col. fol. Leipz. 1828. BAKER, H. The microscope made easy ; 2d ed. 8°. Lond. 1743. BARKER, G. Osteographia piscium : gadi praesertim Aegle- fini comparati cum lampride guttato, specie rariori; cum iconibus forma majore. T. 11 ; quar. 1 col. 8°. Groning. 1822. BARCLAY, J. Explanatory references of Mitchell’s en- gravings of the bones of man and of some of the lower animals. 2 pts. 40. Editib. 1819, 20. r b 2 188 COMPARATIVE ANATOMY BARKOWIUS, J. C. L. De origine et decursu arteriarum mammalium. T. 4. 40. Lips. 1829. Monstra animalium duplicia. T. 15. vol. 1. 40. Lips. 1828. BARLOW, J. H. The art of hatching; and rearing; all kinds of domestic poultry, and game birds, by steam. PI. 2. 8°. Lond . 1826. BARTHOLINUS, T. De luce animalium. 8°. Lugd. Bat . 1647. BEIITHOLD, A. A. Beitriige zur Anatomie, Zootomie, und Physiologie. 8°. Gotting. 1831. BISCHOFFIUS, L. W. T. Nervi accessorii Willisii ana- tomia et physiologia. T. 6. 40. Darmst. 1832. DE BLAINVILLE, H. M. Ducrotat. De Torganisation des animaux, 011 principes d’anatomie comparee. 2 v. 8°. Paris , 1822-3. BLASIUS, G. Anatome animalium variorum. T. 65. 40. Amstel. j 68 1 . W1 loever will carefully examine these plates cannot fail to perceive manifest traces of a knowledge of many anatomi- cal facts, which are commonly supposed to be of compa- ratively recent discovery. The subjects of the plates are distributed in the following proportions, though not in the same order as here given: Spinal marrow of quadrupeds, 1. Ape, 1. Lion, tiger, cat, bear, dog, ir. Beaver, hare, mole, mouse, squirrel, 5. Horse, 2. Pig and various animals, 2. Camel, ox, sheep, &c. 13. Birds, 5. Evolution of the egg, 8. Reptiles, 6. Fish, 5. Mollusca, &c. 2. Insects, 4. Observata anatomica in homine, equo, testudine, ardea, &c. 8°. Lugd. Bat. et Amstel. 1674. BLEULAND, J. Deseriptio musei anatomici academiae Rheno-Trajectinae. 40. Traj.adR. 1826. leones anatomico-physiologicae partium corporis humani, et animalium, quae in descriptione musaei academiae Rheno- Trajectinae inveniuntur. T. 24. col. 40. Project, ad Rh. 1 826. leones anatomico-pathologicae, &c. T. 18, quar. 1. col. 40. 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Paris , 1824. BURMEISTER, H. Zur Naturgeschichte der Rankenfus- ser. T. 2. 40. Berlin , 1834. CAMPER, P. CEuvres sur Phistoire naturelle, la physiolo- gie, et Panatomie comparee. 3 v. 8°. Paris , 1803. Planches pour les oeuvres qui ont pour objet rhistoire natu- relle, la physiologie, et Panatomie comparee. T. 34. fol. Paris et Bourdeaux , 1803. Anatomie de plusieurs especes de cetaces. Publiee par son fils Adrien-Gilles Camper, avec des notes par M. G. Cu- vier. 40. Paris , 1820. CAMPER, p£re et fils. Recueil de planches pour servir aux observations anatomiques sur la structure interieure, et le squelette, de plusieurs especes de cetaces. PI. 53; dont 3 col. fol. Paris , 1820. CARUS, C. G. Entdeckung eines Blutkreislaufes in den Larven netzfluglicher Insecten. T. 3. 40. Leipz. 1827. Lehrbuch der vergleichenden Zootomie. Ed. nov. T. 20. 2 v. 8°. & 1 v. 40. Leipz. 1834. An introduction to comparative anatomy ; translated from the German by R. T. Gore. 2 v. 8°. and 1 v. 40. of plates. Lond . 1827. 190 COMPARATIVE ANATOMY Von den aussern Lebensbedingungen der Weiss-und kalt- bliitigen Thiere; nebst zwei Beilagen. 40. Leipz. 1824. Von den Ur-theilen des Knochen-und schalengeriistes. T. 12. fol. Leipz. 1828. CHABRIER, J. Essai sur le vol des insectes ; et observa- tions sur les mouvemens progressifs de l’homme et des animaux vertebres. PI. 13. 4°. Paris , 1822. CHIAIE, S. delle. Memorie sulla storia e notomia degli ani- mali senza vertebre, del regno di Napoli. T. 68. repet. et col. 4 v. 40. Napoli , 1823-9. Hirudo, 1. Clio, Planaria, &c. 1. Cassiopeia, 2. Siphunculus balanophorus, 1. Aplysia, 4. Holothuria, 4. Doridium Meckelii, 1. aplysiseforme, 1 . Taenia solium, 2. Pterotrachea, 3. Tricocephalus, &c. 1. Actinia, &c, 1. Asterias, 4. Echinus, 5. Nereis, &c. 2. Lumbricus, 2. Pennatula, 1. Lobularia, spongia, &c. 1. Cellepora, &c. 1. Holothuria, taenia, &c. 1. Zoantha, Botryllus, &c. 1. Tubularia, spongia, &c. 1. Doris Argo, 1. Thethys, 1. Pleurobranchus, 1. Nais, Nereis, Lumbricus, 4. Ascidia, 1. Hydra, Salpa, 1. Physsophora, &c. 2. Beroe, Comatula, & c. 2. Teredo navalis, 1. Octopus, Sepia, &c. 6. Sertularia, & c. 2. Gorgonia, Medusa, Cellepora, 3. Spatangus, Aphrodite aculeata, 1 . Patella, &c. 1. It should be observed that very different animals are often represented in the same plate; and the same animal in distant plates. CLOQUET, H. T raite complet de l’anatomie de Phomme, comparee dans ses points les plus importans a cede des animaux. PI. 109. vol. 1. 40. Paris , 1826. The plates are numbered to 112: but 73, 91, 98, 99, 104, 105, are wanting; and 25, 75, 84, are each of them re- peated. CLOQUET, J. Anatomic des vers intestinaux. PI. 8. 40. Paris , 1824. COLLINS, S. A system of the anatomy of man, beasts, birds, fish, insects, and plants. PI. 73. 2 v. fol. Lond. 1685. The plates are very indifferent in every respect, with the ex- ception of those which relate to the comparative anatomy of the brain : the number of these, (twenty-four,) is consi- derable ; and upon the whole they are tolerably accurate. There are no plates on vegetable anatomy. AND PHYSIOLOGY. 191 COOKE, T. A letter descriptive of the character of the whistling swan. PI. 2. fol. Lond. 1823. CUVIER. Lemons d’anatomie com par ^e. 5 v. 8°. 1805. Memoires pour servir a l’histoire et a Fanatomie des mol- lusc] ues. PI. 35. 40. Paris, 1817. D’ALTON, E. Vid. Pander, C. DESHAY ES, G. P. Anatomie et monographie du genre “dentale,” (lue a la societe d’histoire naturelle le 18 Mars, 1825.) 40. {Paris, 1825). DESMOULINS, A. et MAGP1NDIE, F. Anatomie des systemes nerveux des animaux a vertebres. PI. 13. 2 v. 8°. and 1 v. 40. Paris , 1825. DESSBERGER. *Grundlinien einer vergleichenden Zooto- mie der Forst-und Jagdthiere. 8°. Gotha, 1834. DOUGLAS, J. Muscles of a man and of a quadruped com- pared. 120. Lond. 1707. DUFOUR, L. Recherches anatomiques et physiologiques sur les hemipteres. PI. 19. 40. Paris, 1833. EHRENBERG, C. G. Organisation: systematik-und geo- graphisches Verhaltniss der Infusionsthierchen. T. 8. col. fol. Berlin, 1830. Entwickelung, Lebensdauer und Structur der Infusions- thiere. T. 4; quarum 2 col. fol. Berlin, 1832. FABRICIUS, PI. ab aquapendente. Opera omnia anatomica et physiologica. T. 61. fol. Lips. 1687. P’REULER, J. J. Monographia caviae porcelli zoologica, cum tabulis aeneis. 40. Goetting . 1820. FUNK, A. F. De salamandrae terrestris vita, evolutionc, formatione. T. 3. col. fol. Berolini, 1827. GIBSON, W. The farrier’s new guide, in two parts; the 1 st containing the anatomy ; the 2d the diseases of horses. 7th eel. 8°. Ijond. 1731. The true method of dieting horses. 8°. Lond. 1721. GLEICHEN, le baron de. Decouvertes les plus nouvelles dans le regne vegetal ; ou observations microscopic] ues sur les parties des plantes, et sur les insectes qui s’y trouvent : trad, de FAllemand par J. F. Isenflamm. PI. 31. col. fol. Nuremb. 1770. Mechanism of the microscope, 6. Parts of vegetables, 32. insects and vegetables, 8. Insects, &c. 5. Dissertation sur la generation, les animalcules spermatic] ues, et ceux d’infusions : trad, de rAllemand. PI. 32, quar. 3 col. 40. Paris, 1799. 192 COMPARATIVE ANATOMY GOETZE, J. A. E. Versuch einer Naturgcschichte der Ein- geweidewurmer thierischer Korper. T.44. 40. Blankenb. 1782. Erster Nachtrag zur Naturgeschichte der Eingeweidewiirmer. T. 6. 40. Leipz. 1800. de GREY, T. The compleat horseman and expert ferrier. 5th ed. 40. Loud. 1684. GURLT, E. F. Anatomische Abbildung'en der Haus-sauw- thiere ; fasc. 1-15. T. 150; quar. 1 col. fol. Berlin , 1H24-33. Of these 150 plates, 1-20 refer to the bones, 21-53 muscles, 54-76 digestive organs, &c. 77-87 the foetus, 88-125 respiration, circulation, and ab- sorption, 126-150 nervous system. The 79th plate, which is coloured, exhibits the placental cir- culation. Text zu den anatomischen Abbildungen der Haus-Sauge- thiere. 8°. Berlin , 1829. Lehrbuch der pathologischen Anatomie der Haus-Sauge- thiere. T. 10. 8°. Berlin , 1831. Four of the plates, of which the third is partly coloured, re- present intestinal worms. HARWOOD, B. A system of comparative anatomy and physiology. PI. 15* vol. 1. 40. Cambr. 1796. HEDWIG, R. A. Disquisitio “ ampullularumr’ Lieberkiihnii physico-microscopica. T. 4. 40. Lips. 1797* HEGETSCHWEILER, J. J. Dissertatio zootomica de in- sectorum genitalibus. T. I. 40. Turici , 1820. HEROLD. Entwickelungsgeschichte der Schmetterlinge, anatomisch und physiologisch. T. 33 j quarum 25 col. 40. Cassel und Marburg , 1815. HOME, sir E. bart. Lectures on comparative anatomy. PI. 371. 6 v. 40. Lond. 1814-28. Mammalia, 171. Annelida, 10. Aves, 46. Insecta, 6. Reptilia, 47. Zoophyta, 2. Pisces, 35. Infusoria, 1. Mollusca, 27. Miscellanea, 26. HOOKE, R. Micrographia : or some physiological descrip- tions of minute bodies, made by magnifying glasses; with observations thereupon. PI. 38. fol. Lond. 1667. AND PHYSIOLOGY. 193 HUMBOLDT et BONPLAND. Itecueil d ’observations de zoologie ct d’anatomie comparde, faites dans Pocean At- lantique, &c. pendant 1799-1803. PI. 58, dont 40 col. 2 v. 40. Paris, 1811, 1833. JOBLOT, L. Observations d’histoire naturelle, faites avec le microscope sur un grand nombre d’inseetes, & c. PI. 53. 2 v. 40. Paris, 1754, 5. JOHNSON, J. R. A treatise on the medicinal leech; in- cluding a description of its anatomical structure. PI. 2. 8°. Lond. 1816. Further observations on the medicinal leech, &c.; with three illustrative engravings. 8°. Lond. 1825. JORDENS, J. H. Helminthologie des menschlichen Kor- pers. T. 7. col. 40. Hof, 1802. LAENNEC, T. Memoire sur les vers vesiculaires, et prin- cipalement ceux qui se trouvent dans le corps humain. PI. 4. 40. Paris, 1804. LATREILLE, P. A. Cours d’entomologie, ou de Phistoire naturelle des crustaces, des arachnides, des myriapodes, ct des insectes. PI. 24. 8°. Paris, 1831. LAWRENCE, W. An introduction to comparative anatomy and physiology. 8°. Lond. 1816. LEBLANC, U. et TROUSSEAU, A. Anatomie chirur- gicale des principaux animaux domestiques. T. 30; dont 20 col. fob Paris, 1828. Of the 30 plates, 18 have reference to the horse; 5, to the ox ; 4, to the sheep. The remaining 3 plates represent various surgical instruments. van LEEUWENHOEK, A. Arcana naturae detecta (ope microscopii). 40. Delphis Bat. 1695. Continuatio epistolarum (de arcanis naturae) ad regiam so- cietatem Londinensem. Ed. altera. 40. Lugd. Bat. 1696. Continuatio arcanorum naturae. 40. Delph. Bat. 1697. Epistolae physiologicae, hactenus nunquam editae. 40. Delph. Select works, containing his microscopical discoveries in many of the works of nature; translated, from the Dutch and Latin editions, by Samuel Hoole. Tl. 24. 2 v. 40. Lond. 1798-1807. Mammalia, 5. Aves, 3. Reptilia, 4. Pisces, 10. Conchylia, 8. Insecta, 23. Vermes, 1. Avium &c. anatomia, 4. 1719. mg COMPARATIVE ANATOMY LIPPI, It. Illustrazioni anatomico-comparate del sistema linfatico-cliilifero. 40. Firenze , 1825. LISTER, M. Exercitatio anatomica: in qua de cochleis maxime terrestribus et limacibus, agitur. T. 5. 8°. Lond. 1694. Exercitatio anatomica altera, in qua maxime agitur de buc- cinis fluviatilibus et marinis. His accedit exercitatio me- dicinalis de variolis. T. 6. 8°. Lond. 1695. Conchyliorum bivalvium utriusque aquae exercitatio anato- mica tertia. T. 10. Huic accedit dissertatio medicinalis de calculo humano. 40. Lond. 1696. LYONET, P. Traite anatomique de la chenille, qui ronge le bois de saule. PI. 18. 40. a la Haye , 1762. Recherches sur Tanatomie et les metamorphoses de diffe- rentes especes d’insectes: ouvrage posthume, publie par M. W. De Haen. PI. 54. 40. Paris , 1832. MAGENDIE, F. Vid. Desmoulins, A. MALPIGHI, M. De formatione pulli in ovo. T. 4. 40. Lond. 16 73. Dissertatio epistolica de bombyce. T. 12. 40. Lond. 1669. MARKHAM, G. His master-piece, touching the curing all diseases in horses, &c.; with an appendix on the diseases of oxen, sheep, dogs, &c. 4°. Lond. 1703. MECKELIUS, J. F. Ornithorhynchi paradoxi descriptio anatomica. T. 8. fol. Lips. 182 6. MONRO, A. An essay on comparative anatomy. 8°. Lond. J744- The structure and physiology of fishes explained and com- pared with those of man and other animals. PI. 44. fol. Edinb. 1785. On the communication of the ventricles of the brain with each other (in man and quadrupeds). PI. 6. 40. Edinb. 1 797* On the structure and functions of the eyes (in man and other animals). PI. 9. 40. Edinb. 1 797* On the organ of hearing in man and other animals. 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